Mobile Crane Technician

Crane Equipment TechnicianJob locations - San Antonio, TX - Midland, TX, Houston, TX, Brighton, CO, Orlando, FL, San Marcos, CA, Las Vegas, NV, Williston, ND, New York (Syracuse and NYC), Hampton, NJ and moreJob SummaryResponsible for the inspection, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of various crane equipment including mobile cranes (All Terrain, Rough Terrain, Crawler Cranes, Boom Trucks, knuckle booms, bucket trucks, etc.). Electrical and hydraulics experience preferred. A skills aptitude test is required as part of the hiring process.Key ResponsibilitiesMinimum 3 years of experience as a Mobile Crane Mechanic/Technician, able to operate and inspect cranes to diagnose defectsWorking knowledge of CANBUS, PAT, EKS, ECOS, LICCON, and Greer systemsExamines parts for damage or excessive wear using micrometers and gaugesReads and understands operating manuals, parts manuals, blueprints, and technical drawingsTests mechanical, electronic, electrical, and hydraulic products and equipment after repair or modification to ensure proper operation and OEM compliancePrepares for jobs by checking parts and drawings for accuracy and completenessCapable of working independently without direct supervisionMaintains conformity to safety requirements, manufacturer procedures, and other regulationsProperly completes working reports, hours reports, timesheets, work orders, and expense reportsExceptional customer service and communication skillsOvertime and weekend work is a plus. Shop technicians typically work 40 to 50 hours a week depending on workloadValid driver's license and satisfactory driving record required for field technician positionsPreferred QualificationsExperience with various mobile crane equipment, specifically Grove RT and TMS Cranes, Grove GMK European Cranes, Manitowoc, Liebherr, Terex, Palfinger, IMT, Cormach, National, Demag, Manitex, and similar brandsBenefitsHealth, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with matchingLife insurancePaid time offReferral programProfessional development assistance